F-86 Sabre (1:72 Scale) [Display Stand Version]

The F-86 Sabre was a transonic jet fighter developed by North American Aviation in the 1940s. It became famous for its role in the Korean War, where it fought against Soviet-made MiG-15s. Known for its agility, the Sabre featured a swept-wing design and was powered by a turbojet engine. It was a key asset for the U.S. and its allies during the Cold War, with over 9,800 units produced in various versions.

Assembly instructions 

Includes a stand and an F-86 Sabre plaque. Hey you! want a challenge? print this version of the plane

Glue is recommended, I only needed it for the bombs.

1. Remove all parts from the plate. Remove all supports from all parts, be careful removing supports.
2. locate the cube with “up” written on it and the front and rear fuselage sections. insert the cube into the front fuselage section in such a way that it allows you to still read the word “up” when it is inserted. also make sure that “up” is facing up. glue is not required for this step.
3. Connect the rear fuselage to the front fuselage.
4. Connect the wings into the slots on the side of the assembled fuselage. You can stop here if you want, but every step past requires glue
5. Glue the bombs into the slots on the underside of each wing. 
6. Place the airplane on the support stand provided
7. Done!